Liverpool Law Review

September 1983, Volume 5, Issue 2, pp 199–202 | Cite as

Testamentary powers of appointment and the Wills Act 1837

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• I. Johnson

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References

1. 1.
   See Section 18, revocation by marriage.Google Scholar
2. 2.
   Gale v. Gale 21 Beav.349;Collinson v. Collinson 24 Beav. 269; andBlake v. Blake 15 Ch.D.481.Google Scholar
3. 3.
   Farwell on Powers, 3rd. ed., 245.Google Scholar
4. 4.
   Gale v. Gale, supra note 2, where the transaction on sale was completed after the testator's death.Google Scholar
5. 5.
   In reWells' Trusts; Hardisty v. Wells (1889) 42 Ch.D. 646.Google Scholar
6. 6.
   SeeWills Act 1837, s. 27, and ReAckerley [1913] Ch.510Google Scholar

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